Title: History of Oceanography
1History of Oceanography
- http//www.oceansonline.com/challenger_ex.htm
2Micronesian - Polynesian colonization of Pacific
Ocean Islands
- 5000 1000 BP Micronesian Polynesian colonized
Pacific Islands - Advanced Open Ocean Navigation
- Double Hull Canoes
3- http//www.monash.edu.au/APJCN/Vol4/Num4/44p361.ht
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5Hurles et al 2003
6Polynesian Colonization
- http//leahi.kcc.hawaii.edu/org/pvs/
7Polynesian Sidereal Compass
http//www.museum.upenn.edu/Navigation/sailing/
8Polynesian Sidereal Compass
http//www.museum.upenn.edu/Navigation/sailing/
9Example Navigation Leg
http//www.museum.upenn.edu/Navigation/sailing/
10Early Ocean MappingPolynesians
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12Mediterranean Cultures
- 6000 BP Egyptians boats with oars
- 3100-2850 BP Phoenicians travel through
Mediterranean up to England - Mediterranean wide maritime trade
- Coastal settlements
- Coastal navigation
13Phoenician Ships
- http//www.barca.fsnet.co.uk/phoenecian-ships.htm
14- http//go.hrw.com/venus_images/0298MC02.gif
15- http//www.mauigateway.com/donjusko/final.htg/mur
exbrandaris_trunculus.jpg
- http//www.loretonh.nsw.edu.au/religion
16Mediterranean Cultures
- 6000 BP Egyptians boats with oars
- 3100-2850 BP Phoenicians travel through
Mediterranean up to England - Mediterranean wide maritime trade
- Coastal settlements
- Coastal navigation
- Greek and Roman Civilizations
17- http//www.nrlmry.navy.mil/cannon/medports/Gibral
tar/roll_cloud.html
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20Middle Ages
- Chinese Invent Magnetic Compass
- Vikings and Basque Travel to N. America
- Arabs cross navigate Indian Ocean
- Christopher Columbus Discovers America
- Juan Sebastian Elcano First Round the World
voyage (24 of 260 sailors) - James Cooks Voyages (chronometer)
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23Chronometer for Longitude
24Lemons for Scurvey
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26Benjamin Franklin Timothy Folger (1769)
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28- Voyage of the HMS Beagle 1831-1836
29Evolution of Coral Reefs
Fringe reefs
Barrier reefs
Atolls
30Edward Forbes (1840s)
- Bottom Dredging in E. Mediterranean
- 8 Depth zones, based on different organisms
- AZOIC Zone below 600m
- Azoic Theory
- Too cold, too dark, no oxygen
- No Life
31Challenger Expedition(1872 1876)
- HMS Challenger
- 226 fixed rig Corvette
- 230 crewmembers 7 Scientists
- 125000 km
- Objectives
- Map Oceans bottom
- Investigate the Azoic Zone
- Search for Primitive Organisms (stable
environment) - Study Bathybeus haecklii (Huxley) primordial
slime
32HMS Challenger
33HMS CHALLENGER 1872 1876
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36Challenger Expedition(1872 1876)
- Scientific Results - 50 Volumes (23 Years)
- Extensive Bathymetric Maps
- No Azoic zone
- Found temperature variability in deep waters (not
all 4 oC) - No Evidence of primitive fauna
- Description of 4717 new species
- Bathybeus haecklii Alcohol precipitate of
carbon sulphate - Discovery Mid-Atlantic Ridge and Marianas Trench
37SIO
38WHOI
39Ocean Resources
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43http//www.greenet.pl/piosta/gal/bona_2_star.jpg
44- http//www.news.navy.mil/management/photodb/photos
/030110-N-9851B-082.jpg
45- http//www.news.navy.mil/management/photodb/photos
/960916-V-0000B-009.jpg
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47- http//www.photolib.noaa.gov/
48Ocean Resources
- Fisheries
- Transportation Trade
- Military Use
- Offshore Oil, Gas Minerals
- Recreation Aesthetics
49Law of the Sea Treaty - 1973
- Territorial Seas - 12 nm
- Procedures for Ocean boundaries
- Right of Free Passage through Straits
- Exclusive Economic Zones
- 200 nm
- Can extend out to 350nm
- Jurisdiction over
- Fisheries
- Pollution
- Scientific Research
- Mineral Resources
50www.whoi.edu
51South China Territorial Claims
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53www.bbc.co.uk/
54Global Trend in Fishery Landings
100
EEZs Claims
million tonnes)
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Production (
1800
1840
1880
1920
1960
2000
Year
55Fishery induced changes in world fish composition
56Greenhouse Effect